Quran Khatam Planner
Plan a khatam of the Quran: how many pages or juz to read each day, and after each prayer, to finish by the date you choose.
For a khatam in Ramadan 1448, finish by about 8 March 2027.
The Madinah mushaf has 604 pages. Other prints differ: check your copy's last page number.
For example, a few pages after each of the five prayers.
Pages a day
6.9
- After each of 5 prayers
- 1.4 pages
- Juz a day
- 0.3409
- Days
- 88
To finish the remaining 604 pages by 7 February 2027, read about 6.9 pages a day, or 1.4 pages after each of 5 prayers.
How it's worked out
- Pages left
604 − 0604 - Pages a day
604 ÷ 88 days6.86 - Juz a day
6.86 ÷ 20.1 pages a juz0.34
- To finish in 30 days, read one juz (about 20 pages) a day, or 4 pages after each prayer.
How it works
Pages a day = pages left ÷ days · Pages per prayer = pages a day ÷ prayers
Worked example
Finishing all 604 pages in 30 days means about 20.2 pages a day, or 4.1 pages after each of the five prayers: one juz a day.
Questions people ask
How many pages a day to finish the Quran in 30 days?
About 20 pages, one juz, a day in the 604-page Madinah mushaf, or about 4 pages after each of the five daily prayers.
How many pages does the Quran have?
The widely used Madinah mushaf has 604 pages. Other prints, such as Indo-Pak editions, have different page counts, so check your own copy.
How can I finish the Quran in Ramadan?
Set the start to 1 Ramadan and the finish to the 29th or 30th. Reading a few pages after each prayer makes it manageable.
About this calculator
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